Select the third option, and with sufficient charisma, Brem will concede that the artist's recognition could be a concern. He provides you with the artist and you can engage in conversation with the artist, Oskar Fevras. Initially assuming you bought him, he inquires about the price but eventually dismisses the question and introduces himself. You can reply with: The time of this trial, became a national and international spectacle, and was a kind of sad period in our history, that civilized people could be so narrow minded. Realizing that our attitudes and customs have changed, I can still envision that in some peoples thinking the seeds of prejudice and adherence to ignorant thinking still exists. Choose the first option, and she'll share a bit of her story before changing the topic. She mentions the paladins' talk of an infernal mechanic nearby, a tiefling who might help stabilize her. You can select these dialogue options: When Stephenson claims self-defense, Tate’s neighbors, friends, even those sharing his church pew on Sunday morning line up on Stephenson’s side, even though his story is ever-changing. As Tate digs deeper, he uncovers the ‘open secret’ all these people share: they’re all members of the Ku Klux Klan. John has a great love of the British countryside, and he had always felt that traditional songs go hand-in-hand with the landscape, so he wanted to choose songs which reflect this: "A lot of the songs I'm singing are traditional. I'm not a very urban animal; I feel folk music to be rural and open. When I sing, I'm visualising the story, and the landscape is a big part of that. Much of this album is an imaginative retake on songs I've known for years. I've tried to look at the traditonal songs very simply, and I've chosen ones that have a story for me, a close attachment."

But the point is, you can buy the most expensive bike in the world and it's the engine on that bike that makes the bike, not the bike; just as it is the mechanics behind the golf club that make the club. You could put Pogacar on a Walmart bike, and he could probably beat 99%, if not 100% of the people reading this article no matter what price level of bike we're on! But that 'more' is probably worth exploring. How much of that 'more' is needed, and how much is forced on us by the market? So disc brakes answered an industry problem... how could you get consumers to widely adopt deep section, carbon rims? Carbon rim braking performance was dubious, wearing out a carbon rim is brutally expensive, plus all the issues with heat management etc. Discs made all those problems go away, and accordingly more people than ever are regularly riding deep-sections. Expensive race bikes are no longer the preserve of the racing cyclist.

Lower end bikes

Select the first option, and Wyll persists in his belief that devils are untrustworthy. Reply with:

So, better braking is the consumer trade-off here, but the industry motivation was to create tech they could use to increase base retail value, and we've readily accepted it. But, how good could rim brake technology be with another 3-5 years development? And also, why are disc brakes so much more expensive than rim brakes? Traffic Light Signalling– Traffic light signalling is incorporated into the system to show red or green lights to the driver.

An interesting article. I wonder if there are any economists who could weigh in on the appropriate use of inflation. Choose the first option, and Rugan will explain that their entire expedition through the Risen Roads has been grim. He mentions that this area has become much more dangerous than before and expresses that you are one of the few friendly faces they've encountered since Elturgard. Respond with the following: In point of fact, he did. Having heard of the marriage later the same day (at Fr. Coyle’s insistence, Ruth had left a message for him), Edwin Stephenson took his gun, walked the short distance to the rectory where he knew Fr. Coyle would be on the porch, opened the gate, approached the porch, drew his weapon, and fired three shots into the priest’s body. The shot that killed him passed straight through his head.